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Bricks, mana, and lots and lots of punching - AppSpy's Sunday Service

Magic Duels: Origins, Lego Minifigures, Lego Batman, The Executive, and more

Bricks, mana, and lots and lots of punching - AppSpy's Sunday Service

AppSpy's Sunday Service this week is jam-packed with early looks and hot reviews, and we're all readying ourselves for Pocket Gamer Connects San Francisco. So let's not waste any time mucking about, and instead dive straight in.

The Big Stories 1. James has this exclusive interview and footage of CSR2.
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2. Lego Minifigures Online is a cross-platform Lego MMO.
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3. Lego Batman: Beyond Gotham meanwhile is a blocky take on the Caped Crusader.
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4. A chap from Wizards of the Coast came to walk us through the basics of Magic Duels: Origins...
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5. ... and then he got into the details of deck building and Magic's new free-to-play mechanics.
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AppSpy Recommends
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This week we're choosing The Executive for our Recommends section. It's silly and effervescent, and allows you to punch werewolves while wearing a nice suit.

How we spent our weekend

Mark: Terrorising the goons of Gotham City.

Harry: I'm playing in the inaugural Hull punk rock cricket game.

Glen: I'm going to battle with some seriously archaic game design to try and squeeze some enjoyment out of The Witcher 2. I might pop outside for a bit as well.

Peter: Travelling to San Francisco for Pocket Gamer Connects, probably playing Dragon Quest VI on the way.

Danny: This weekend, despite trying to decide on plans, I have no plans. I will probably play lots of GTA V and eat pizza; maybe popping out to the new Picturehouse Central for some free screenings too.

James: I'll be leaving on a jet plane. Don't know when I'll be back again. Ya tubes.

Peter Willington
Peter Willington
Die hard Suda 51 fan and professed Cherry Coke addict, freelancer Peter Willington was initially set for a career in showbiz, training for half a decade to walk the boards. Realising that there's no money in acting, he decided instead to make his fortune in writing about video games. Peter never learns from his mistakes.